The LingQ Cloze Test works well as an overall overview because it culls clues from many lessons. In addition to that functionality, I wanted a cloze test whose clues came from only one lesson. I found a useful cloze test creator here:
http://www.lextutor.ca/cloze/n_word/
The cloze test creator is fairly intuitive, results can be downloaded or saved for free on Lextutor, and especially important for me, the app handles Greek texts.
Thank you, Fernanda. I will give it a try.
The process of creating a cloze test using Hot Potatoes and the resulting test are quite acceptable.
Creating a quiz in Hot Potatoes is not quite intuitive, but (naturally) there is a YouTube tutorial (in English):
The tutorial refers to an older edition of Hot Potatoes, but the instructions work quite well for the latest versions. You also need Java. I used the Mac version, but I suppose the Windows version is more or less the same.
If you use the auto gap option, it’s quite easy and fast: just open Jcloze, paste a text, choose Auto Gap, write a number to blank any nth word, save it as jcl and then export as html to see it in your browser.
My example: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1028855/hotpotatoes/test_lingq.htm